Interventional Radiology Tech (Full-Time) - Day Shift, NYC

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital; New York (NY); On-site; USD 82,000 - 99,000; Full time

Job summary

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is seeking an Interventional Radiology Technologist to join our NYP/Weill Cornell team. The role involves operating specialized angiography equipment in the lab and supporting minimally invasive procedures for accurate diagnoses.

The position is full-time with day shifts. Candidates should have IR experience, NYS Radiologic Technology license, ARRT certification, and current BCLS. On-site work is required at NYP/Weill Cornell in New York City.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an approved school of Radiology.
• New York State License in Radiologic Technology.
• ARRT certification and BCLS certification from the American Heart Association.
• Minimum 2 years of relevant experience.
• Knowledge of vascular anatomy/terminology and interventional equipment.
• Knowledge of sterile techniques and barriers.
• Interventional Radiology experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Operate Angiography equipment within the lab to support minimally invasive procedures.
• Assist in diagnosis and treatment planning for complex cases.
• Maintain high quality standards and patient safety in a fast-paced interventional suite.
• Collaborate with the clinical team to ensure efficient procedures and workflow.

Skills

Interventional Radiology experience

Advanced radiology certification

Flexible availability

Education

Graduate of an approved school of Radiology

Tools

Angiography equipment

Job description

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is seeking an Interventional Radiology Technologist to join our NYP/Weill Cornell team. The role involves operating specialized angiography equipment in the lab and supporting minimally invasive procedures for accurate diagnoses.

The position is full-time with day shifts. Candidates should have IR experience, NYS Radiologic Technology license, ARRT certification, and current BCLS. On-site work is required at NYP/Weill Cornell in New York City.